Taylor Lorenz
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Third Place vs. Right to the City
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May 13, 2024
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51:03Now PlayingSeems like everyone wants to talk about third place lately. Honestly, I don't really get it. Ray Oldenburg - the creator of the theory - was not progressive by most definitions and he built his theory off of strict masculinity rooted in misogyny and homophobia. I really don't like Ray Oldenburg and I'll show you exactly why in this video. And on top of that I'll give you something else to talk about - a more relevant theory called "The Right to the City," which is the idea that we control how the places we live change over time - not profit-seeking capitalists.
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Sources (in order of reference):
Ray Oldenburg The Great Good Place, 1989 (Third edition1999)
Ray Oldenburg - Celebrating the Third Place, 2001 (unfortunately I cannot find a readily-available pdf online, I got the E-book for this video. But also you would be better served in avoiding this one, it's terrible)
Karl Marx Economic and Philosophic Manuscripts of 1844
Leopold Schwarzschild The Red Prussian, 1947
Erich Fromm The Sane Society, 1956
Henri Lefebvre "The Right to the City" (1968) from Writings on Cities, 1996
David Harvey "The Right to the City," 2008
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